Training Programs

Objectives

  • Become familiar with transportation and traffic issues relevant to local traffic context.
  • Enhance knowledge and skills in planning, management, and administration of transportation programs.
  • Establish professional and friendly relationships among experts and other participants.

Objectives

  • Understand the role of a traffic enforcer.
  • Identify the different laws and regulations.
  • Identify different traffic signs and pavement markings.
  • Be familiar with the procedures on how to direct and control traffic.
  • Be familiar with significant legal requirements on the administration of traffic citation tickets.
  • Learn how to investigate, record and report road traffic incidents.
  • Understand the different institutional arrangements in traffic management.

Objectives

  • Formulate child road traffic injury prevention and safe school zone initiatives utilizing the SR4S tool.
  • Apply the SR4S tool in conducting school star rating surveys, data processing, and analysis.
  • Use an evidence-based tool for measuring, managing, and communicating the risks children are exposed to on their journeys to school.
  • Explain the basic concepts of Child-Responsive Urban Planning

Objectives

  • Appreciate the importance of Traffic Impact Assessment.
  • Understand the principles and steps in conducting a TIA.
  • Apply the TIA Report checklist in evaluating traffic impact assessment reports.
  • Learn how to conduct TIA analysis using LocalSim.
  • Assess the suitability of recommended measures to mitigate traffic impacts.

Objectives

  • Become familiar with road safety issues relevant to local traffic context.
  • Enhance knowledge and skills in improving road safety.
  • Establish professional and friendly relationships among experts and other
    participants.

Objectives

  • Identify opportunities, issues, and challenges in developing the bicycle network of the city/municipality.
  • Identify applicable laws and regulations on active transportation in their locality.
  • Design the bicycle network of their locality, ensuring safety, efficiency, and inclusivity.
  • Prepare the necessary signs, pavement markings, and other facilities needed for safe and inclusive cycling network.
  • Prepare social marketing plan for the bicycle network developed, fostering community awareness and engagement.

Objectives

  • Understand scope & warrants of a TIA.
  • Be familiar with the process and procedures of TIA preparation.
  • Explain traffic engineering and transportation planning theories;
  • Understand transportation assessment principles and procedures.
  • Identify potential impacts of the proposed development.
  • Evaluate base year and future traffic conditions of proposed development.
  • Identify mitigation measures addressing adverse impacts of the development.

Objectives

  • Discuss sustainable transportation planning, engineering and traffic administration.
  • Identify sustainable transportation planning applications at the local level.
  • Discuss the significance of outputs and results of travel demand forecasting
    models in transportation planning.